Is malala yusufzai a hero or a hypocrite?
@servant of god..fighting for education? lol i am from the same area as malala and the only problem these liberals have is with co-education. youre muslim, you should know this. @thin lizzy...NOPE. hero is a term used for both sexes(http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki/hero).... islam gave women rights before any civilization or religion on earth. western women just recently got their right to vote, and education (19th century)! LOL. do your research before you open your mouth. look up Fatima Al Fihri, she was the founder of possibly the oldest school in the world. it is called Al Karaouine and dates back to 859 A.D. her school is now a university.this is how much freedom and honour islam has given to women so take your narrow mindedness elsewhere. the western women werent even allowed to own property. HA HA HA HA. @kaz @taulant ...the first word revealed in the qur'an was IQRA (read). so you already know how important it is to get educated. malala takes obama and the west as an insp
Why are the Republicans being so hypocritical about Donald Trump's comments about Sen. John McCain's "hero" status? Do they not know that what goes around comes around?
Call me a partisan shill but I am having trouble seeing the difference between what Trump said about McCain and what the Swift Boat people did to Kerry. Except of course that what the Swift Boat people did was actually worse. Trump made one insulting remark. The Swift Boat people made up false stories about Kerry's lack of bona fides, stories that were completely contradicted both by the available military records and their own prior statements. Kerry did not fight back nearly as hard as he should have and the damage was done. The GOP base had a field day with this. Jeb Bush wrote to the Swift Boat group, thanking them for defending his brother and standing up to John Kerry. And who could forget these wonderful, homespun images from the 2004 Republican Convention. Yes, that's the GOP base degenerating a man's military service in order to bolster a man who I will charitably say was able to avoid similar hazardous duty. Politics ain't bean bag and if Kerry wasn't able to effectively counter these charges in the political arena, so be it. But let's not pretend this is unprecedented. And let's not pretend the outrage from certain elements on the right isn't a bit feigned. Many of them don't like John McCain to begin with, he is the most unpopular former presidential nominee with members of his own party in modern memory. But they realize the effect that Trump is having on this race and it's largely negative for the rest of the field and the party as a whole. So of course, they would like to muzzle him. But they feel they can't without risking alienating a large part of their base who generally agrees with Trump on a lot of issues, including this dislike and hostility towards McCain. So they are in a box. It's a box of their own making, not the media's or anybody else's.
If I call someone a disbeliever of Islam, they get angry, but they are allowed to call us terrorists?
are you talking about the trolls in this section? They need to get a life, I can see through their hypocrisy often times
Why did Ted Cruz vote against federal aid for Hurricane Sandy, yet he's now requesting federal aid for the flooding in Texas?
Texas Sen. and Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz — who voted against aid in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy — called for federal relief Wednesday in the wake of devastating floods and storms that have ravaged his home state. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics...
What is intense indiscretion?
I'm watching the x files and in the second episode, the homeland security guys tell Mulder that if he and Scully don't leave town, they will have to "assume the consequences of intense indiscretion." What does that mean? What does that entail?